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City 6 years ago
Jakarta ‘must do better’ as it extends PSBB transition
Jakarta officially extended its period of COVID-19 social restrictions by another 14 days late on Thursday, amid the continued threat of viral transmission that has led experts to demand better containment efforts and stricter punishment for violators of protocol.
City 6 years ago
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Walkers high on reclaimed streets as Pasar Senen street vendors move to new homes
While Jakarta's pedestrians and road users are starting to enjoy traveling freely around Pasar Senen Jaya, street vendors relocated from the area are adjusting to their new places of business – as are the tenanted merchants in welcoming the newcomers.
National 7 years ago
Indonesian city to fine LGBT for being 'public nuisance'
An Indonesian city plans to slap its gay and transgendered residents with a one million rupiah ($70) fine for disturbing "public order", underscoring a marked rise in discrimination against the Muslim-majority nation's small LGBT community.
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